Kiwi Sport | Ki- O-Rahi

Today for Kiwi Sport LS2 played a game of Ki-o-Rahi. We already knew most of the rules and instructions on playing Ki-o-Rahi. We got to use the tags fir the other team to rip off. The teams were Taniwha and Kioma. What we did was we were given our tags. I got a red tag. I was first put into team Kioma. Kioma was put in Te Ao. Taniwha were put in Te Roto. We also had the Key. When Kioma had the key (Ball) we needed to try and escape Taniwha and go through Te ara (Ice Bridge). Once we go through Te Ara, We then need to use the key to touch the Tupu. This week Kioma got 6 points and Taniwha got 4. We were very competitive to beat each other. Next week we will be doing another game of Ki-O-Rahi.

Kiwi Sport | Ki O Rahi

This week we did another lesson of Ki O Rahi. We had our coach Shanice. Shanice told us that we will be focusing on the group Kioma, But we still got into the team Taniwha. We got to play golden child first. How golden child works: Taniwha team will stand outside of Te Roto. There will also be the other team (Kioma). They will be making a line, the person at the front of the line has to hold a ball. Then the game will start. The person with the ball in Taniwha has to run around the Te Roto and touch the Poe with the ball. Kioma team has to use the key to throw at the Tupu. There is also the Kaitiaki. The Kaitiaki is the guardian. The Kaitiaki's have to keep an eye on the ball, they have to try not make the key hit the Tupu. If the key hits the Tupu then the group that is hitting the ball at Tupu has to scream our Motu. When they scream out Motu then the group with the ball has to stop and throw the ball to the next person in the line. The last person in the line is the Golden child. If the key hits the Tupu while the golden child is running, then they are out and they don't score.